Console commands

Commands
Item IDs
Creature IDs
Color IDs
Beacon IDs

ARK features a command console, which lets players perform actions normally not allowed otherwise, such as cheating. Listed below are all known commands along with their parameters.

Opening the console

The key-bindings used to open the console differ by platform:

On PC and consoles with keyboard and mouse active: press Tab ↹;
On Xbox: enter the pause screen and simultaneously press ;
On PlayStation: simultaneously press ;
On Switch: go to the settings either in-game or at the title screen and enable Console Access. Afterwards hit on the controller in-game while the game is paused.

Notes

On multi-player servers, some of the commands (primarily cheats) require the player to authenticate with the enablecheats command, and need to be prefixed with cheat or admincheat if used on a multiplayer server. There is no such need in single-player.
Commands that target a creature / entity under your cross-hair are marked appropriately in the "Target" column, and commands that affect the executing player are marked with "Self". These commands cannot be used in the remote console.
Console commands are not case-sensitive.
Boolean parameters can be specified as "true", "false", or the numbers 1 or 0 (or 1.0 / 0.0) respectively.
All distances used in these commands are in game units, i.e. centimeters.
You can combine multiple commands to run in a single line using vertical bars |. For example: LeaveMeAlone | Fly | God. On multi-player servers, each of them will need to be prefixed with cheat individually.
All commands can be run through the graphical admin manager.

Commands

AddEquipmentDurability

This command is a cheat.

AddEquipmentDurability <amount>

Target: Items in hotbar and equipped armor
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`amount`	float	amount of durability/water/energy to add.

Description: add specific amount of durability/water/energy to items in hotbar and equipped armor.
Example:

cheat addequipmentdurability 99999

CE

This command is a cheat.

CE <type>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`type`	String	Type of weather. Possible values: see below. Mind the quotation marks necessary for commands with space between words.

Description: Starts and stops weather.

The Island: starttime, stoptime, heatwave, coldfront, makeitrain, stoprain, fogitup, stopfog
Scorched Earth: start_superheat, stop_superheat, start_sandstorm, stop_sandstorm, start_electricalstorm, stop_electricalstorm, start_rain, stop_rain
Ragnarok: "start rain", "stop rain", "start electricalstorm", "stop electricalstorm", "start sandstorm", "stop sandstorm", "start superheat", "stop superheat", Start_Volcano
Aberration: startquake, stopquake
Extinction: "start meteors"
Valguero: SpawnRainbow, TestNorthernLights¹

¹ After activating the Auroras on Valguero using the command, Auroras will cease to appear.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat ce start_superheat

DCMSet

This command is a cheat.

DCMSet <property> <value>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`property`	String
`value`	Integer

Description: Sets a property on the Day Cycle Manager. On Genesis: Part 2 for first argument of value "skybox" this command changes current asteroid configuration:

0: Ambergris
1: Crystal
2: Sulfur
3: Element Shards
4: Obsidian
5: Oil
6: Element Dust
7: Black Pearls
Example:

dcmset skybox 0

DisableSpectator

This command is a cheat.

DisableSpectator

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: quits spectatormode (as the character is killed when enable spectating, the respawn menu is displayed)
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

EnableCheats

EnableCheats <Password>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Password`	String	Server administrator password

Description: Enable server administrator commands for the current player. The password provided should match the server's ServerAdminPassword option (see Server configuration). In single player games you don't need this command, see the introduction above.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

enablecheats pass123

EnableSpectator

This command is a cheat.

EnableSpectator

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 191.0
Description: Mode spectator (will destroy inventory, leave all your stuff at safe place first)

Special Keybindungs while in Spectator

Key	Description
`Ctrl` + `M`	Toggle floating player huds for the entire map (helpful to spot where everyone is)
`Ctrl` + `P`	Toggle Only Show Nearby Floating Huds
`Ctrl` + `N`	Display a list of players to jump to
`Lmb`	Attach to the player in front of you
`Lmb` or `Rmb`	Click to cycle attached player
`Spacebar`	Detach from a player
`⇧ Shift`	Fly Fast
`Ctrl`	Fly Slow
`Mousewheel`	Adjust fly speed
`⇧ Shift` + `F1` ... `F10`	Save camera positions
`F1` ... `F10`	Teleport to saved camera postions

stopspectating for leaving See also Admin Spectator
Compatible with gaming consoles: Partial - Many features of spectating do not work on consoles. You can fly around and lock to a player, however you cannot unlock the camera from the player or save camera positions. Additionally you cannot view a player list.
Example:

cheat EnableSpectator

FindMutagenDrops

This command is a cheat.

FindMutagenDrops

Description: Prints locations of nearby spawned Mutagen Bulbs to the console. Only works on Genesis: Part 2.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat FindMutagenDrops

ForceGiveBuff

This command is a cheat.

ForceGiveBuff

Target: Self or Ridden
Description: This Command allows you to put Status Effects on your self or the dino your riding use the Admin Blink Rifle (Inspect Mode) or PC/Mouse And KeyBoard for console and type in ListMyBuffs to find the Buff ID's.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat ForceGiveBuff Buff_NamelessPreggers 1 (1 to enable 0 to disable the effect)

ForceMutagenSpawn

This command is a cheat.

ForceMutagenSpawn

Description: Forces nearest Mutagen Bulb to spawn?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat ForceMutagenSpawn

GameCommand

This command is a cheat.

GameCommand <TheCommand>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TheCommand`	String	Command

Description: Runs a game-mode specific command / trigger. For example, to start the game in the SoTF mod game mode, run:
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat gamecommand startgame

GetEgg

This command is a cheat.

GetEgg <NumMutationsToAdd>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NumMutationsToAdd`	Integer[32]	The number of random mutations.

Description: This Command will allow you to spawn a fertilized egg from the targeted egg laying dino to your feet. Warning! Picking up the fertilized egg will result in the dino going hostile to you.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GetEgg 5

GFI

This command is a cheat.

GFI <BlueprintPathPart> <Quantity> <Quality> <ForceBlueprint>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 258.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPathPart`	String	significant part of the blueprint path
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add
`Quality`	Float	Quality of added items
`ForceBlueprint`	Boolean	`true` or `1` to add the item's blueprint; `false` or `0` to add the item

Description: Adds the specified item (or its blueprint) to the player's inventory in the specified quantity and with the specified quality.
This is a shortcut version for GiveItem. But instead of the complete blueprint path it is sufficient to specify only a significant part of it.
E.g. the blueprint path of the Tek ATV end in PrimalItemVHBuggy. You can use "vhbuggy" or "vhb" or "buggy" or "bugg" or "uggy" or... On the other hand "atv" will not work because it's the name of the item but not a part of the blueprint path.
For ambiguous parts you will maybe not get the item you want. Instead you get one that the search mechanism finds first. E.g. for Bug Repellant (PrimalItemConsumable_BugRepellant) you can't just say "bug" because this part is also included in "buggy". You will get the Tek ATV in this case. But "bugr" is specific enough to find definitely the Bug Repellant.
To specify items by their item number, use GiveItemNum.
To give items to another player, use GiveItemToPlayer.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat gfi bugr 10 0 0

HatchEgg

This command is a cheat.

HatchEgg

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 297.17

Description: Despite the name of the command, it doesn't actually hatch the egg you are looking at but only set its incubating progress to 0% meaning that you still need the appropriate temperature for it to properly hatch. If the temperature is not adequate, the egg will have the "broken icon" and you won't be able to consume it after performing this command.

ListActiveHordeEvents

This command is a cheat.

ListActiveHordeEvents

Added in: 286.103
Description: Lists all current active Orbital Supply Drop and Element Node in the extended console (you can access it by using Tab ↹ a second time).
NOTE: This command will only work on Extinction
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat ListActiveHordeEvents

ListPlayers

This command is a cheat.

ListPlayers

Description: Lists all current players connected to the server and their ARK IDs.
Example:

cheat ListPlayers

Open

This command is a cheat.

Open <IP:Port>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`IP:Port`	Group of integers:Integer	Server IP and game port (7777, not query port 27015).

Description: join specific server by IP:Port (server domain name instead IP not work). If you need to specify password, use <?Password> at the end: IP:Port?Password (not checked information!).

PlayersOnly

This command is a cheat.

PlayersOnly

Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Description: Stops all creature movement in the game world and halts crafting. Players can still move normally. Repeat the command to disable its effects.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat PlayersOnly

previewmode

previewmode

Description: Changes graphics when executed.
Example:

previewmode

PrintColors

PrintColors

Description: Prints the Color IDs.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

r.shadowquality

r.shadowquality <shadow quality> <?>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`shadow quality`	float	Changes shadow settings. 0-off to 5-epic.
`?`	float	Seems to affect shadows, not sure what it does though

Description: Sets shadow quality depending on the number given
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes (Only on Xbox)
Example:

Cheat r.shadowquality 0 1

RemoveAllWorldBuffs

This command is a cheat.

RemoveAllWorldBuffs

Description: Remove all world buffs on map Genesis: Part 2.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat RemoveAllWorldBuffs

RepairArea

This command is a cheat.

RepairArea <Radius>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Radius`	Integer?	Radius in UE units. For example foundation length is ~300.

Description: Repairs all structures in given radius around player. Only seems to work on structures that have been damaged since last server/session restart? Can be used to repair bugged resource nodes (for example to resolve bug of stop spawning of metal in single player and non-dedicated/temporary servers)?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat RepairArea 2000000

RequestSpectator

RequestSpectator <Password>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 191.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Password`	String	Spectator password.

Description: Requests spectator mode on servers where there is a spectator password. The password given must match the server's "SpectatorPassword".
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

ScriptCommand

This command is a cheat.

ScriptCommand <CommandString>

Added in: 197.x
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`CommandString`	String	Command string.

Description: Runs a game mode specific command / script. These can be implemented by mod authors. Currently, there are no official game modes that use custom scripts.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

SetDifficultyValue

This command is a cheat.

SetDifficultyValue <Command> <Value>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Command`
`Value`

Description: This command will allow you to change the max level of wild dino spawns make sure you do DestroyWildDinos to allow the High Level Dino's to spawn in.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat SetDifficultyValue 12

SetShowAllPlayers

This command is a cheat.

SetShowAllPlayers <Enable>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Enable`	Boolean	`true` or `false`

Description: Show player names in spectator mode. A shortcut for the this command is SAP.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

ShowMyAdminManager

ShowMyAdminManager

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 185.0
Description: Opens the admin manager GUI, which gives you easy access to a number of useful admin things. It shows your player's current position, some useful server info, key server configurations, a list of currently logged in players, a list of banned players, a list of whitelisted players, allows you to modify the MoTD, and shows you a list of a good amount (but not all) admin commands. If you select a player in the connected player's list, you can easily copy their UE4 player ID (a 10 digit number) into a command's parameters for commands that require a player ID. Supposedly you should also be able to copy their Int64 encoded Steam ID for commands that require it, but it seems to be broken at the moment. Use the ListPlayers command or grep the server's save files to get a player's Int64 encoded Steam ID.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Partial admin commands are not present. Interface only allows broadcasting, changing MOTD, kicking and banning players.
Example:

ShowMyAdminManager

Slomo

This command is a cheat.

Slomo <SpeedMult>

Added in: 0.0 (UE2)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SpeedMult`	Float	Speed multiplier

Description: Sets the game speed multiplier. Change back to 1 to set back to normal. The max valid arg1 is 16 and any bigger number will have just the same effect.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

StartNearestHorde

This command is a cheat.

StartNearestHorde <Type> <Difficulty>

Added in: 286.103
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Type`	String	`Crate` for Orbital Supply Drop or `Element` for Element Node
`Difficulty`	Integer	available numbers are 1-4 with 1 being easy and 4 legendary difficulty

Description: Spawns a Orbital Supply Drop or Element Node at the nearest location to you. It can take a moment before you see anything happening.
NOTE: This command will only work on Extinction
Example:

cheat StartNearestHorde Crate 2

StopSpectating

StopSpectating

Description: Leaving the spectator mode which was started with EnableSpectator.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

ToggleDamageNumbers

This command is a cheat.

ToggleDamageNumbers

Target: world

Description: Toggles floating damage numbers on the server

Server Management Commands

AllowPlayerToJoinNoCheck

This command is a cheat.

AllowPlayerToJoinNoCheck <SteamID>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamID`	Integer[64]	Player to whitelist

Description: Adds the player specified by the their Integer encoded Steam ID to the server's whitelist.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat AllowPlayerToJoinNoCheck 18446744073709551615

BanPlayer

This command is a cheat.

BanPlayer <SteamID>

Added in: 178.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamID`	Integer[64]	Player to ban

Description: Add the specified player to the server's banned list.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes - use Xbox/PlayStation name or id
Example:

cheat BanPlayer 18446744073709551615

Xbox/playstation use cheat BanPlayer myname84937593

Broadcast

This command is a cheat.

Broadcast <MessageText>

Added in: 170 or earlier
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`MessageText`	String	Message to broadcast

Description: Broadcast a message to all players on the server.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat Broadcast Hi, everybody!

TribeMessage

This command is a cheat.

TribeMessage <TribeId> <Message>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeId`	Integer[32]	UE4 internal Id of the Tribe
`Message`	String	The Message you want to display

Description: Adds a message to the specified tribe's Tribelog
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat tribemessage 12358748 Hello my friends

DisallowPlayerToJoinNoCheck

This command is a cheat.

DisallowPlayerToJoinNoCheck <SteamID>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamID`	Integer[64]	Player to remove

Description: Removes the specified player from the server's whitelist.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat DisallowPlayerToJoinNoCheck 18446744073709551615

DoExit

This command is a cheat.

DoExit

Description: Shuts down the server as soon as possible.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

GetChat

GetChat

Added in: 185.4

Description: Returns the latest chat buffer (the same amount that the clients see).
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

GetGameLog

GetGameLog

Added in: 224.0
Description: Print 100 entries at a time also outputs to dated file in in "\Logs". Launch server with "-servergamelog" for this command to work.

Set buffer size ?RCONServerGameLogBuffer e.g:

TheIsland?RCONEnabled=true?RCONServerGameLogBuffer=600?listen -server -servergamelog
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

GetTribeIdPlayerList

This command is a cheat.

GetTribeIdPlayerList <TribeID>

Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeID`	Integer[32]	use setcheatplayer 1 and look at a tribe structure to see the TeamID which is the TribeID

Description: prints a list of every player of a specified tribe with both PlayerID and SteamID in the console and in a special ingame chat window
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

TribeStructureAudit

This command is a cheat.

TribeStructureAudit <TribeID>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeID`	Integer[32]	use setcheatplayer 1 and look at a tribe structure to see the TeamID which is the TribeID

Description: Console output of the types and counts of a given TribeId's structures.

TribeDinoAudit

This command is a cheat.

TribeDinoAudit <TribeID>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeID`	Integer[32]	use setcheatplayer 1 and look at a tribe structure to see the TeamID which is the TribeID

Description: Console output of the types and counts of a given TribeId's dinos.

ServerChat

This command is a cheat.

ServerChat <MessageText>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`MessageText`	String	Message

Description: Sends a chat message to all currently connected players.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Partial - Some players will see the message as if it was from a random player. Others will see the message from System.

ServerChatTo

This command is a cheat.

ServerChatTo <SteamID> <MessageText>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamID`	String	Player's SteamID wrapped in double quotes.
`MessageText`	String	Message

Description: Sends a direct chat message to the player specified by their int64 encoded steam id.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

ServerChatToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

ServerChatToPlayer <PlayerName> <MessageText>

Added in: 189.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerName`	String	Player's Steam name.
`MessageText`	String	Message

Description: Sends a direct chat message to the player specified by their Steam name.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

SaveWorld

This command is a cheat.

SaveWorld

Description: Forces the server to save the game world to disk in its current state. In single-player mode, the game saves this information locally.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat saveworld

SetGlobalPause

This command is a cheat.

SetGlobalPause <IsPaused>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`IsPaused`	Boolean	Pause game?

Description: Pauses _EVERYTHING_ game related.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

SetDay

This command is a cheat.

SetDay <day>

Added in: 319.14
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Day`	Integer	The day number to set. (Min: 0, Max: 2147483647)

Description: Sets the current day number.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat setday 1

SetTimeOfDay

This command is a cheat.

SetTimeOfDay <Hour>:<Minute>[:<Second>]

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Hour`	Integer	0..23
`Minute`	Integer	0..59
`Second`	Integer	0..59, (optional; defaults to 0)

Description: Sets the game world's time of day to the specified time.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat settimeofday 06:30:00

ShowMessageOfTheDay

ShowMessageOfTheDay

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Displays the message of the day.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

StartSaveBackup

UnbanPlayer

This command is a cheat.

UnbanPlayer <SteamID>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamID`	Integer[64]	Player to unban

Description: Remove the specified player from the server's banned list.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat UnbanPlayer 18446744073709551615

SetCheatPlayer

SetCheatPlayer true|false

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 170 or earlier
Arguments: true to enable, false to disable
Description: Enable cheat commands that affect the current player, mounted dinosaurs and the game world
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

setcheatplayer true

ClearPlayerInventory

This command is a cheat.

ClearPlayerInventory <PlayerID> <ClearInventory> <ClearSlotItems> <ClearEquippedItems>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game UE4 ID
`ClearInventory`	Boolean	Clear player's inventory?
`ClearSlotItems`	Boolean	Clear player's slot items?
`ClearEquippedItems`	Boolean	Clear player's equipped items (armor)?

Description: Clears the specified player's inventory, equipped items, and/or slot items.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

GetAllState

GetAllState <type>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`type`	String	Type to summon

Description: Prints all entities of given type to console (server console, not ingame) and to server log file 'ShooterGame.log' after a while (some minutes) if logging to file is enabled in server configs. Useful to check wheter specific dinos are spawned on map.

Example output:

[2017.01.03-09.38.34:907][490]21) Ankylo_Character_BP_C /Game/Mods/TheCenter/TheCenter.TheCenter:PersistentLevel.Ankylo_Character_BP_C_317

[2017.01.03-09.38.34:907][490]22) Ankylo_Character_BP_C /Game/Mods/TheCenter/TheCenter.TheCenter:PersistentLevel.Ankylo_Character_BP_C_316

Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat getallstate Ankylo_Character_BP_C

GiveExpToTarget

GiveExpToTarget <Amount> <FromTribeShare> <PreventSharingWithTribe>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Amount`	Float	Amount to add
`FromTribeShare`	Boolean	Apply as if experience came from tribe.
`PreventSharingWithTribe`	Boolean	`1`: player only; `0`: share with tribe

Description: Same as AddExperience, but adds it to the player or dino you're currently looking at.
Does only work on dinos currently
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

Cheat GiveExpToTarget 9999 0 0

GiveInfiniteStatsToTarget

GiveInfiniteStatsToTarget

Description: Gives infinite stats to player or dino you're looking at.
Does only work on dinos currently
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat GiveInfiniteStatsToTarget

KickPlayer

This command is a cheat.

KickPlayer <SteamID>

Added in: 178.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamID`	Integer[64]	Player to kick^[1]

Description: Forcibly disconnect the specified player from the server.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No use ShowMyAdminManager

Kill

This command is a cheat.

Kill

Target: Entity under crosshair
Description: Instantly kills the targeted structure or dinosaur, leaving behind a corpse.

Deals approximately 10000000 damage that is sufficient enough to kill non-boss entities. notably, this command factors in any damage reduction. You may need to execute the command twice or more on bosses.

To eliminate an entity without leaving behind a corpse, use the DestroyMyTarget command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

KillAOE

KillAOE <category> <Radius>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`category`	string	See below.
`Radius`	number

Description: Categories can be abbreviated into the first 3 letters of the name, (EG: str - structures) Radius defaults to 2000 if not specified

Category	Description
pawns	all nearby pawns (not structures)
dinos	all nearby dinos
wild	all nearby wild dinos
tamed	all nearby tamed dinos
players	all nearby players
structures	all nearby structures

Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

Cheat KillAOE Wild 2500

KillPlayer

This command is a cheat.

KillPlayer <PlayerID>

Target: Parameter or crosshair if 0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game UE4 ID

Description: Kills the specified player in game

Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

Cheat KillPlayer 915874562

RenamePlayer

This command is a cheat.

RenamePlayer <"PlayerName"> <NewName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`"PlayerName"`	String	Player's current name. String must be wrapped in double quotes.
`NewName`	String	New name for player. Naked string.

Description: Renames the player specified by their in-game string name.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

RenamePlayerId

This command is a cheat.

RenamePlayerId <PlayerID> <NewName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game UE4 ID
`NewName`	String	New name for player. Naked string.

Description: Renames the player specified specified by its in-game player ID.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

RenameTribe

This command is a cheat.

RenameTribe <"TribeName"> <NewName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`"TribeName"`	String	Tribe's current name. String must be wrapped in double quotes.
`NewName`	String	New name for Tribe. Naked string.

Description: Renames the tribe specified by its string name.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat renametribe "bad name" good name

RenameTribeID

This command is a cheat.

RenameTribeID <TribeID> <NewName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeID`	Integer[32]	UE4 internal Id of the Tribe
`NewName`	String	New name for Tribe. Naked string.

Description: Renames the tribe specified by its TribeId
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat renametribe "bad name" good name

TakeAllDino

This command is a cheat.

TakeAllDino

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 252.4

Description: Changes ownership of all dinos of the tribe the player is currently looking at to the tribe of player.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

TakeAllStructure

This command is a cheat.

TakeAllStructure

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 252.4

Description: Changes ownership of all structures of the tribe the player is currently looking at to the tribe of player.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

LevelUp

This command is a cheat.

LevelUp <StatName> <NumLevels>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`StatName`	string	possible values: `Health`, `Stamina`, `Torpidity`, `Oxygen`, `Food`, `Water`, `Temperature`, `Weight`, `MeleeDamageMultiplier`, `SpeedMultiplier`, `TemperatureFortitude`, `CraftingSpeedMultiplier`
`NumLevels`	Integer[32]	Number of Levelups

Description: Auto-adds some XP, then levels up a stat on your player character, or if riding a dino, on that dino
Example:

cheat LevelUp MeleeDamageMultiplier 25

LevelUpAOE

This command is a cheat.

LevelUpAOE <StatName> <Radius> <NumLevels>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`StatName`	string	possible values: `Health`, `Stamina`, `Torpidity`, `Oxygen`, `Food`, `Water`, `Temperature`, `Weight`, `MeleeDamageMultiplier`, `SpeedMultiplier`, `TemperatureFortitude`, `CraftingSpeedMultiplier`
`Radius`	float	specifies the radius which is affected
`NumLevels`	Integer[32]	Number of Levelups

Description: Auto-adds some XP, then levels up a stat on all nearby players and dinos in the specified radius
Example:

cheat LevelUpAOE Health 2500 15

LevelUpTarget

This command is a cheat.

LevelUpTarget <StatName> <NumLevels>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`StatName`	string	possible values: `Health`, `Stamina`, `Torpidity`, `Oxygen`, `Food`, `Water`, `Temperature`, `Weight`, `MeleeDamageMultiplier`, `SpeedMultiplier`, `TemperatureFortitude`, `CraftingSpeedMultiplier`
`NumLevels`	Integer[32]	Number of Levelups

Description: Auto-adds some XP, then levels up a stat on your targeted player or dino.
Example:

cheat LevelUpTarget MeleeDamageMultiplier 25

ForceUpdateDynamicConfig

This command is a cheat.

ForceUpdateDynamicConfig

Description: Force an update of the dynamic config. See Server configuration for details.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat forceupdatedynamicconfig

Teleportation Commands

Teleport

This command is a cheat.

Teleport

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Moves the player character forward in the direction the player is facing until the character collides with an object or the terrain. If the player wouldn't hit the terrian or an object, they are teleported to 0,0 instead.

See also SetPlayerPos, TPCoords
Compatible with gaming consoles: Partial - Always sets player postition to center of map.
Example:

cheat teleport

TeleportPlayerIDToMe

This command is a cheat.

TeleportPlayerIDToMe <PlayerID>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game id.

Description: Teleports the player specified by their in-game ID to the current player.

To teleport yourself to the other player, use the TeleportToPlayer command.

To specify a player to teleport by their player name, use the TeleportPlayerNameToMe command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

TeleportPlayerNameToMe

This command is a cheat.

TeleportPlayerNameToMe <PlayerName>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerName`	String	Player's in-game name.

Description: Teleports the player specified by their name to the current player.

To specify a player to teleport by their in-game id, use the TeleportPlayerIDToMe command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

TeleportToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

TeleportToPlayer <PlayerID>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game id.

Description: Teleports the current player to the player specified by their in-game ID.

To teleport the other player to yourself, use the TeleportPlayerIDToMe command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

TeleportToPlayerName

This command is a cheat.

TeleportToPlayerName <PlayerName>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerName`	String	Player's in-game name

Description: Teleports the user to the player named as given in command.

A short version is TPName
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

TeleportToActorLocation

This command is a cheat.

TeleportToActorLocation <type>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`type`	String	Type for a list of the Creature IDs; you need to add the number of that specific actor at the end with _<number>

Description: Lets you teleport to a specific actor in the gameworld. You need to know the Actor ID and his number.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

TP

This command is a cheat.

TP <locationname>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`locationname`	String	check table to see which location name works

Description: Lets you teleport to defined locations quickly, the example will teleport you to the red obelisk on any DLC map.

Location Name	Map	Location
`red`	The Island	Red Obelisk `-260638 238923 -11202 121.41 -0.33`
`green`	The Island	Green Obelisk `178454 71660 -10081 121.41 -0.33`
`blue`	The Island	Blue Obelisk `-195154 -195984 33858 -121.79 -20.82`
`cave1`	The Island	Entrance of Lower South Cave `28780 242180 -13292 -121.79 -20.82`
`cave2`	The Island	Entrance of Upper South Cave `49580 146350 -13533 59.56 -24.90`
`cave3`	The Island	Entrance of Lava Cave `289030 165000 -14145 -129.93 -7.49`
`cave5`	The Island	Entrance of Central Cave `-23520 -67430 -101 -0.56 1.06`
`cave6`	The Island	Entrance of North West Cave `-247490 -245850 -11300 80.25 -8.41` (spawns you in the ground )
`cave7`	The Island	Entrance of North East Cave `283820 -281680 -13699 152.53 12.08`
`cave8`	The Island	Entrance of Swamp Cave `-101776 101764 -5189 13.19 -15.63`
`cave9`	The Island	Entrance of Snow Cave `-143966 -164657 -5 -109.95 2.65`
`cave10`	The Island	Entrance of Tek Cave `-87039 -54406 33489 -99.94 -10.32`
`blue`	Scorched Earth	Blue Obelisk `-128529 -261433 -15439 -13.87 -6.04`
`green`	Scorched Earth	Green Obelisk `195186 186 -12513 0.31 8.64`
`red`	Scorched Earth	Red Obelisk `-86375 168902 -16340 0.31 8.64`
`red`	Aberration	Red Obelisk `-237249 246932 53390 0.00 0.00`
`green`	Aberration	Green Obelisk `222546 -219529 57313 0.00 0.00`
`blue`	Aberration	Blue Obelisk `-271144 -248355 66754 0.00 0.00`
`red`	Extinction	Desert Titan Terminal `321836 377222 -60260 60.00 0.00`
`green`	Extinction	Forest Titan Terminal `5439 -272891 -145851 -23.85 -6.83`
`blue`	Extinction	Ice Titan Terminal `286565 -346100 -40719 -108.38 10.44`
`king`	Extinction	King Titan Terminal `-8131 -373611 36660 -107.57 8.54`
`red`	The Center	Red Obelisk `37242 -210931 2066 -4.38 0.00`
`green`	The Center	Green Obelisk `-376571 43020 -13552 -4.38 0.00`
`blue`	The Center	Blue Obelisk `250968 194402 -8487 -4.38 0.00`
`red`	Ragnarok	Red Obelisk `467435 -195919 -14209 -50.00 0.00`
`green`	Ragnarok	Green Obelisk `-155773 91671 11619 -50.00 0.00`
`blue`	Ragnarok	Blue Obelisk `-427662 -417081 -13747 -50.00 0.00`
`red`	Valguero	Red Obelisk `-268136 213499 -39 -61.42 6.08`
`green`	Valguero	Green Obelisk `213785 -9234 -12739 -61.42 6.08`
`blue`	Valguero	Blue Obelisk `-267025 -331553 688 -61.42 6.08`

Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat tp red

TPCoords

This command is a cheat.

TPCoords <Lat> <Lon> <Altitude>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Lat`	Float	GPS Coordinates
`Lon`	Float	GPS Coordinates
`Altitude`	Float	UE4 Coordinates

Description: Moves the player's character to the specified GPS position instantly.

See also Teleport, SetPlayerPos
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SPI

This command is a cheat.

SPI <x> <y> <z> <yaw> <pitch>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`x`	float	Coordinates
`y`	float	Coordinates
`z`	float	Coordinates
`yaw`	float	Defines the yaw of the camera
`pitch`	float	Defines the pitch of the camera

Description: Does the same as SetPlayerPos but lets you set a yaw and pitch for a specified view too
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat spi -371471 -408636 -13584 -173.80 -12.91

SetPlayerPos

This command is a cheat.

SetPlayerPos <x> <y> <z>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`x`	Float	Coordinates
`y`	Float	Coordinates
`z`	Float	Coordinates

Description: Moves the player's character to the specified position instantly.

See also Teleport, TPCoords, Get coordinates command for The Island.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Partial - Will always teleport to center of map.
Example:

cheat SetPlayerPos -71467 -52156 0

MoveTargetTo

This command is a cheat.

MoveTargetTo <x> <y> <z>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`x`	Float	Coordinates
`y`	Float	Coordinates
`z`	Float	Coordinates

Description: Sets the world location of the player or dino you are currently looking at
Example:

cheat MoveTargetTo -71467 -52156 12536

TeleportToActiveHorde

This command is a cheat.

TeleportToActiveHorde <EventIndex>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`EventIndex`	string

Description: Teleports you to the specified horde event.
Example:

cheat TeleportToActiveHorde 4

Destroying Commands

DestroyAll

This command is a cheat.

DestroyAll <Type> <exact match>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Type`	String	Type to destroy
`exact match`	Bool	Always 1.

Description: Destroy all entities (creatures, structures, etc.), including tamed ones of the specified type.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DestroyAll Ankylo_Character_BP_C 1

DestroyAllEggs

cheat destroyall DroppedItemGeneric_FertilizedEgg_RockDrake_NoPhysics_C 0
cheat destroyall DroppedItemGeneric_FertilizedEgg_NoPhysicsWyvern_C 0
cheat destroyall DroppedItemGeneric_FertilizedEgg_NoPhysicsDeinonychus_C 0
cheat destroyall DroppedItemGeneric_FertilizedEgg_NoPhysicsCherufe_C 0
cheat destroyall DroppedItemGeneric_FertilizedEgg_NoPhysicsCrystalWyvern_C 0

These commands will only destroy wild-spawned eggs. The trailing 0 is necessary for these specific examples as individual fertilized eggs have unique IDs (e.g. C_1, C_2 and C_3).

DestroyWildDinoClasses

This command is a cheat.

DestroyWildDinoClasses <ClassName> <bExactMatch>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ClassName`	FString	Type to destroy
`bExactMatch`	Bool

Description: Destroys all wild creatures of the specified Class.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DestroyWildDinoClasses "Ankylo_Character_BP_C" 1

DestroyAllEnemies

This command is a cheat.

DestroyAllEnemies

Description: Destroys all non-player creatures on the map, including tamed creatures. This does not prevent new ones from spawning as usual.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat destroyallenemies

DestroyFoliage

This command is a cheat.

DestroyFoliage <Radius> <PutFoliageResourcesInInventory>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Radius`	float	radius in UE units for command.
`PutFoliageResourcesInInventory`	Bool

Description: Destroys all foliage and resource nodes in radius
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

admincheat DestroyFoliage 1000 1

DestroyMyTarget

This command is a cheat.

DestroyMyTarget

Target: Entity under crosshair
Description: Instantly destroys the creature or structure in the current player's crosshairs, without leaving any corpse.

To kill an entity and leave a corpse, use the Kill command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DestroyMyTarget

DestroyStructures

This command is a cheat.

DestroyStructures

Added in: 207.0

Description: Destroys all structures owned by all players on the map.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeDinos

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribeDinos

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 226.4

Description: Will destroy all dinos on the ARK, based on the Tribe owner (or player owner) of the thing that you are currently looking at. Unclaimed dinos are in their own separate tribe, so using this command while targeting an unclaimed dino will destroy all unclaimed dinos and leave the tamed and wild dinos alone. This can be useful if config settings for breeding are very fast and a tribe or player leaves a pair of dinos to breed unchecked, crippling the performance of the singleplayer game or server by causing endlessly increasing lag/stutter from thousands of unclaimed dinos walking around freely. This will also destroy motorboats owned by the tribe.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeId

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribeId <TribeId>

Target: Parameter or crosshair if 0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeId`	Integer[32]	Id of tribe to destroy

Description: Will destroy a tribe.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeIdDinos

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribeIdDinos <TribeId>

Target: Parameter or crosshair if 0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeId`	Integer[32]	Id of tribe to destroy all tames

Description: Will destroy all tames in a tribe.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeIdPlayers

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribeIdPlayers <TribeId>

Target: Parameter or crosshair if 0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeId`	Integer[32]	Id of tribe to destroy all players

Description: Will destroy all players in a tribe.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeIdStructures

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribeIdStructures <TribeId>

Target: Parameter or crosshair if 0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeId`	Integer[32]	Id of tribe to destroy all structures

Description: Will destroy all structures in a tribe.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribePlayers

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribePlayers

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 226.4

Description: Will destroy all players of a tribe on the ARK, based on the Tribe owner (or player owner) of the thing that you are currently looking at.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeStructures

DestroyTribeStructures

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 226.4

Description: Will destroy all structures on the ARK, based on the Tribe owner (or player owner) of the thing that you are currently looking at.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DestroyTribeStructuresLessThan

This command is a cheat.

DestroyTribeStructuresLessThan <TribeTeamID> <Connections>

Added in: 284.104
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeTeamID`	Integer[32]	The ID of the tribe that owns the structures to be destroyed. Use setcheatplayer 1 and look at any structure owned by the tribe to see its ID.
`Connections`	Integer[32]	Any structures owned by the given tribe that have less than the given connections (snapped structures) will be destroyed.

Description: Destroy all the structures owned by the given tribe that have less than the given connections (snapped structures). The given example below would remove all the lone structures owned by the tribe matching the 1234567890 ID. A shortcut to this command is LessThan (added in 298.3).
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DestroyTribeStructuresLessThan 1234567890 2

DestroyWildDinos

This command is a cheat.

DestroyWildDinos

Added in: 207.0
Description: Destroys all untamed creatures on the map. Useful for helping newly-released creatures to spawn.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat destroywilddinos

DestroyActors

This command is a cheat.

DestroyActors <Type> <exact match>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Type`	String	classname of actors to destroy
`exact match`	Bool

Description: Destroys all actors of the specified type.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DestroyActors ? 1

Tribe Management Commands

ForcePlayerToJoinTargetTribe

This command is a cheat.

ForcePlayerToJoinTargetTribe <PlayerID>

Added in: 196.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game player ID

Description: Forces the player specified by their in-game player ID to the tribe that the target entity or structure of the current player belongs to. Known to have problems if there are currently no longer members in the tribe, but this may be fixed in the future.

A shortcut for this command is ForceJoinTribe
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

ForcePlayerToJoinTribe

This command is a cheat.

ForcePlayerToJoinTribe <PlayerID> <TribeName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game player ID
`TribeName`	String	Tribe's Name

Description: Forces the player specified by their in-game player ID to the tribe specified by its name.

Known to have problems if there are currently no longer members in the tribe, but this may be fixed in the future.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

ForcePlayerToJoinTribeID

This command is a cheat.

ForcePlayerToJoinTribeID <PlayerID> <TribeTeamID>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game player ID
`TribeTeamID`	Integer[32]	UE4 internal Id of the Tribe

Description: Forces the player specified by their in-game player ID to the tribe specified by its TribeTeamID.

Known to have problems if there are currently no longer members in the tribe, but this may be fixed in the future.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

ForceJoinTribe

This command is a cheat.

ForceJoinTribe

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Lets you join a targeted Tribe this command is a shortcut for ForcePlayerToJoinTargetTribe 0
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

ForceTribes

This command is a cheat.

ForceTribes <PlayerName1> <PlayerName2> <NewTribeName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerName1`	?	Unknown?
`PlayerName2`	?	Unknown?
`NewTribeName`	String	Unknown?

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

GiveAllStructure

This command is a cheat.

GiveAllStructure

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 201.4

Description: Gives the current player ownership of all the targeted structure and all structures connected to it recursively.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

MakeTribeAdmin

This command is a cheat.

MakeTribeAdmin

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 196.0

Description: Promotes you to an admin of the tribe you're currently a member of.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

MakeTribeFounder

This command is a cheat.

MakeTribeFounder

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 196.0

Description: Makes you the founder of the tribe you're currently a member of.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

RemoveTribeAdmin

This command is a cheat.

RemoveTribeAdmin

Added in: 196.0
Description: Unknown?

See also ForcePlayerToJoinTargetTribe, MakeTribeAdmin, MakeTribeFounder.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

TakeTribe

This command is a cheat.

TakeTribe <TribeID>

Target: Parameter or crosshair if 0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TribeID`	Integer[32]	enable setcheatplayer and check a structure/dino for the TeamId to get the TribeID

Description: Gives you all of the tribe's dinos and structures. If 0 is provided it uses your target.

Creative Mode Commands

GiveCreativeMode

This command is a cheat.

GiveCreativeMode

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 278.0
Description: Sets yourself in Creative Mode. The command can be abbreviated as GCM.

See also GiveCreativeModeToTarget, GiveCreativeModeToPlayer
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GiveCreativeMode
cheat gcm

GiveCreativeModeToTarget

This command is a cheat.

GiveCreativeModeToTarget

Added in: 278.0
Description: Sets the target you are visiting in Creative Mode. The command can be abbreviated as GCMT.

See also GiveCreativeMode, GiveCreativeModeToPlayer
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GiveCreativeModeToTarget
cheat GCMT

GiveCreativeModeToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

GiveCreativeModeToPlayer <PlayerID>

Added in: 278.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[64]	Player's in-game UE4 ID

Description: Sets a certain player identified by the player's ID in Creative Mode. The command can be abbreviated as GCMP.

See also GiveCreativeMode, GiveCreativeModeToTarget
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat GiveCreativeModeToPlayer 1234

Player Commands

AddExperience

This command is a cheat.

AddExperience <HowMuch> <FromTribeShare> <PreventSharingWithTribe>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`HowMuch`	Float	Amount to add
`FromTribeShare`	Boolean	Apply as if experience came from tribe.
`PreventSharingWithTribe`	Boolean	`1`: player only; `0`: share with tribe

Description: Adds the specified number of experience points to the player (or the currently mounted dinosaur if the player is mounted). To give another player experience, use the GiveExpToPlayer command.

This command is affected by the XPMultiplier setting and the hardcoded multiplier of 4 since 313.5. I.e. the amount you will get is the value of the argument HowMuch × 4 × your XPMultiplier setting value.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat addexperience 1000 0 1

AddChibiExp

This command is a cheat.

AddChibiExp <HowMuch>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`HowMuch`	Float	Amount to add

Description: Adds the specified number of experience points to the command-executing player's currently equipped Chibi-Pet.

AddChibiExpToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

AddChibiExpToPlayer <PlayerID> <HowMuch>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game UE4 ID
`HowMuch`	Float	Amount to add

Description: Adds the specified number of experience points to the target player. If no Chibi is equipped then XP will be applied to the player.

DebugAllowvrMissionTeleport

This command is a cheat.

DebugAllowvrMissionTeleport

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Allows teleport in Genesis: Part 1 to the final boss without completing missions.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

forcecompleteactivemission 0

This command is a cheat.

forcecompleteactivemission 0

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Completes the current mission successfully on Genesis Part 1 and Part 2. This does unfortunately put you at the top of the scoreboard in most cases.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

admincheat forcecompleteactivemission 0

UnlockEngram

This command is a cheat.

UnlockEngram <BlueprintPath>

Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	a blueprint path

Description: Unlocks Tekgram (Tek Engrams)
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat UnlockEngram "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/...something'"

HideRiders

This command is a cheat.

HideRiders <visible>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`visible`	Boolean	`true` or `1` to hide a player, `false` or `0` to make player visible again

Description: Makes a rider of a dino visually invisible. You stay invisible after un-mounting.
Example:

cheat hideriders 1

ChangeSize

This command is a cheat.

ChangeSize <SizeMult>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE2)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SizeMult`	Float	Size multiplier

Description: Changes the current player's size. Your player character's model will only stretch or squash so far however, and if made too big will seem to float and bob up and down during different animations (too small and you'll sink through the ground). You will not become any slower or faster. Set back to 1 to go back to your normal size.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

ClearTutorials

ClearTutorials

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Resets all tutorials on your client (make them so that they will re-appear without being forced).
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

EnemyInvisible

This command is a cheat.

EnemyInvisible true|false

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments: true to be ignored, false for normal behavior
Description: When enabled, all creatures on the map will ignore the current player, even when attacked.

See also LeaveMeAlone.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat EnemyInvisible true

ExecSetSleeping

This command is a cheat.

ExecSetSleeping true|false

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments: true to put to sleep, false to wake up
Description: Puts the current player character to sleep or wakes them up.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat ExecSetSleeping true

Fly

This command is a cheat.

Fly

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Description: Activates "fly mode", permitting the player character to move freely in any direction without physics or gravity being applied. Use the walk command to disable the mode.
If the command is issued while mounted (or the player mounts a tame while in "fly" mode) the animal cannot be moved straight up and down via the keys, but can be made to "fly" by either walking off a cliff, or by pointing the cursor up while moving forward (or point down to descend). Currently, the flying command does not work while mounted on Megalania

See also Ghost
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat fly

Ghost

This command is a cheat.

Ghost

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Description: Activates "no clip" mode, permitting the player character to pass freely through objects in the world that normally block movement, including the terrain itself. Use the walk command to disable the mode.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat ghost

GiveColors

This command is a cheat.

GiveColors <Quantity>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 209.4
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Item quantity

Description: Gives you quantity of each dye in the game. In vanilla Ark, this equates to only 2.6 weight units per set.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GiveColors 100

GiveEngrams

This command is a cheat.

GiveEngrams

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Unlocks all crafting recipes for the player character. May lag a little.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat giveengrams

GiveEngramsTekOnly

This command is a cheat.

GiveEngramsTekOnly

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Gives you all tek engrams (like GiveEngrams, lasts until the player disconnects from the server)

GiveTekengramsTo

This command is a cheat.

GiveTekengramsTo <playerid> <partial name>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`playerid`	Integer	Player's in-game UE4 ID can be found by looking at the implant of a player
`partial name`	String	significant part of the Blueprint that can be found here: Item IDs

Description: provide the partial string of a tek engram to give them to players, works similar to GFI
Tekgrams unlocked this way will stay even after a relog and server restart.
Using the example will unlock almost all Tekengrams
Example:

cheat GiveTekengramsTo 125785415 tek

GiveExpToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

GiveExpToPlayer <PlayerID> <HowMuch> <FromTribeShare> <PreventSharingWithTribe>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	Player's in-game UE4 ID
`HowMuch`	Float	Amount to give
`FromTribeShare`	Boolean	Apply as if experience came from tribe.
`PreventSharingWithTribe`	Boolean	`1`: player only; `0`: share with tribe

Description: Gives the specified player the specified amount of experience points. To easily give yourself experience, use the AddExperience command.

This command is affected by the XPMultiplier setting and the hardcoded multiplier of 4 since 313.5. I.e. the amount you will get is the value of the argument HowMuch × 4 × your XPMultiplier setting value.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

GiveItem

This command is a cheat.

GiveItem <BlueprintPath> <Quantity> <Quality> <ForceBlueprint>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	The blueprint path of the item to give.
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add
`Quality`	Float	Quality of added items
`ForceBlueprint`	Boolean	`true` or `1` to add the item's blueprint; `false` or `0` to add the item

Description: Adds the specified item (or its blueprint) to the player's inventory in the specified quantity and with the specified quality.

To specify items by their item number, use GiveItemNum.

To specify items by a part of its blueprint path, use GFI.

To give items to another player, use GiveItemToPlayer.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Consumables/PrimalItemConsumable_BloodPack.PrimalItemConsumable_BloodPack'" 1 0 0

GiveItemNum

This command is a cheat.

GiveItemNum <ItemNum> <Quantity> <Quality> <ForceBlueprint>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ItemNum`	Integer[32]	Item ID to add
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add
`Quality`	Float	Quality of added items
`ForceBlueprint`	Boolean	`true` or `1` to add the item's blueprint; `false` or `0` to add the item

Description: Adds the specified item (or its blueprint) to the player's inventory in the specified quantity and with the specified quality.

To specify items by their blueprint path, use GiveItem.

To specify items by a part of its blueprint path, use GFI.

To give items to another player, use GiveItemNumToPlayer.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GiveItemNum 1 1 1 0

GiveItemToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

GiveItemToPlayer <PlayerID> <BlueprintPath> <Quantity> <Quality> <ForceBlueprint>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	PlayerID to give the item to.
`BlueprintPath`	String	The blueprint path of the item to give.
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add
`Quality`	Float	Quality of added items
`ForceBlueprint`	Boolean	`true` or `1` to add the item's blueprint; `false` or `0` to add the item

Description: Adds the specified item (or its blueprint) to the player's inventory in the specified quantity and with the specified quality.

To specify items by their item number, use GiveItemNumToPlayer.

To give items to yourself, use GiveItemNum.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

GiveItemNumToPlayer

This command is a cheat.

GiveItemNumToPlayer <PlayerID> <ItemNum> <Quantity> <Quality> <ForceBlueprint>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerID`	Integer[32]	PlayerID to give the item to.
`ItemNum`	Integer[32]	Item ID to add
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add
`Quality`	Float	Quality of added items
`ForceBlueprint`	Boolean	`true` or `1` to add the item's blueprint; `false` or `0` to add the item

Description: Adds the specified item (or its blueprint) to the player's inventory in the specified quantity and with the specified quality.

To specify items by their blueprint path, use GiveItemToPlayer.

To give items to yourself, use GiveItemNum.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GiveItemNumToPlayer 1234567890 1 1 0 0

GiveResources

This command is a cheat.

GiveResources

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Add 50 units of each resource in the game to the player's inventory. In vanilla Ark, this equates to 300+ units of weight, so you will probably be encumbered. (200 of which comes from Metal Ore, Metal Ingots, Obsidian, and Crystal)
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat giveresources

GiveSlotItem

This command is a cheat.

GiveSlotItem <BlueprintPath> <SlotNum> <Quantity>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	Item's blueprint path.
`SlotNum`	Integer[32]	Inventory slot number. (0-9)
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add

Description: Adds the item specified by its blueprint path into one of your item slots. If the item does not support stacking, items after the first will be dumped into your inventory. Specifying an invalid slot id will dump all the item(s) into your inventory. Item quality will always be 0 and you cannot request adding a blueprint.

To specify items by their item ID, use the GiveSlotItemNum command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

GiveSlotItemNum

This command is a cheat.

GiveSlotItemNum <ItemNum> <SlotNum> <Quantity>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ItemNum`	String	Item ID to add.
`SlotNum`	Integer[32]	Inventory slot number. (0-9)
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	Number of items to add

Description: Adds the item specified by its item id into one of your item slots. If the item does not support stacking, items after the first will be dumped into your inventory. Specifying an invalid slot id will dump all the item(s) into your inventory. Item quality will always be 0 and you cannot request adding a blueprint.

To specify items by their blueprint path, use the GiveSlotItem command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

GiveToMe

This command is a cheat.

GiveToMe

Target: Entity under crosshair

Description: Changes the owner of the targeted entity (structure or dino) to the current player. However, note that this command does not actually tame dinos - their inventory will not be accessible and they will not be rideable unless they were already tamed by another player or you use one of the dino taming commands afterwards.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

GMBuff

This command is a cheat.

GMBuff

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 252.4
Description: Gives player God, InfiniteStats, EnemyInvisible true, and a bunch of experience.

For the same effect but without experience you can use LeaveMeAlone.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

EnvQA

This command is a cheat.

EnvQA

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 292.103
Description: A shortcut that internally executes GMBuff, GiveArmorSet Tek 0, stat fps and stat unit.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

Fun fact: This command is an alias of TurnOnGmBuffAndTekArmorAndStatFpsAndAlsoStatUnitBecauseThisIsEasierToTypeOnXbox.

God

This command is a cheat.

God

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Description: Toggles "god mode", making the player invulnerable to damage from attacks, explosions or from falling. This does not prevent player character death by drowning (InfiniteStats must be enabled to prevent this). Repeat the command to disable the mode.

To specifically enable or disable god mode, use the SetGodMode command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat god

HideTutorial

HideTutorial <TutorialIndex>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TutorialIndex`	Integer[32]	Tutorial index

Description: Hides the tutorial specified by its tutorial index. See the ShowTutorial command description for a list of tutorial ids.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

HurtMe

This command is a cheat.

HurtMe <Amount>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Amount`	Integer[64]	Damage to deal

Description: Damages the player character.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat HurtMe 50

InfiniteStats

This command is a cheat.

InfiniteStats

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Refills the player's health, stamina, oxygen, food & water immediately, and keeps them at their maximum level while the command is active. If the player is mounted the effects only apply to his mount, but not the player himself.

When firing weapons in infinitestats mode, no ammo is consumed from the inventory.
For weapons with magazines, bullets are removed from the magazine though. Once it is empty, and the "NO AMMO" message appears on the screen, it can be reloaded by either opening/closing the inventory or by switching weapons.

The command does not make the player invincible (i.e. he can still die from falls or high-level attacks such as a Dragon's bite, if the single-hit damage exceeds the player's maximum health stat). The command also has no effect on the carrying capacity.

Repeat the command to disable its effects.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat infinitestats

LeaveMeAlone

This command is a cheat.

LeaveMeAlone

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Combination of God, InfiniteStats and EnemyInvisible true.

See also GMBuff
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

OnToggleInGameMenu

OnToggleInGameMenu

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Opens or closes the in-game menu (when you hit the escape key).

To specifically show the in-game menu, use the ShowInGameMenu command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

OpenMap

This command is a cheat.

OpenMap <MapName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`MapName`	String	Map's Name

Description: Loads the map specified by its name. (not sure if a file path is accepted)
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat OpenMap TheIsland

Playercommand

This command is a cheat.

Playercommand <CommandName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`CommandName`	String	possible values: Ascend1 (for Gamma) Ascend2 (for Beta) Ascend3 (for Alpha) AbAscend1 (for Aberration's Gamma) AbAscend2 (for Aberration's Beta) AbAscend3 (for Aberration's Alpha) EXTAscend1 (for Extinction's Gamma) EXTAscend2 (for Extinction's Beta) EXTAscend3 (for Extinction's Alpha) Genascend1 (for Genesis: Part 1's Gamma) Genascend2 (for Genesis: Part 1's Beta) Genascend3 (for Genesis: Part 1's Alpha) Gen2Ascend1 (for Genesis: Part 2' Gamma) Gen2Ascend2 (for Genesis: Part 2' Beta) Gen2Ascend3 (for Genesis: Part 2' Alpha)

Description: Currently used to give the player the ascension effect.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat playercommand Ascend1

SetAdminIcon

This command is a cheat.

SetAdminIcon true|false

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments: true to enable, false to disable
Description: Hides the Admin Icon next to the name in chat when a player that has enabled cheats writes something.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat SetAdminIcon 0

SetFacialHairPercent

This command is a cheat.

SetFacialHairPercent <Length>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Length`	Float	Value to set relative length of facial hair.

Description: Sets value in the range from 0 to 1 (= 100%).

See also SetHeadHairPercent, SetHeadHairStyle, SetFacialHairStyle.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetFacialHairStyle

This command is a cheat.

SetFacialHairStyle <Number>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Number`	Integer	Number of facial hairstyle, see below.

Description: Sets value in the range from 0 to 7.

Number	Facial Hairstyle
0	Default
1	Moustache
2	Goatee
3	Romantic
4	Dread Beard
5	Mutton Chops
6	Curly Beard
7	Viking Beard

See also SetHeadHairStyle, SetFacialHairPercent, SetHeadHairPercent.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetHeadHairPercent

This command is a cheat.

SetHeadHairPercent <Length>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Length`	Float	Value to set relative hair length.

Description: Sets value in the range from 0 to 1 (= 100%).

See also SetFacialHairPercent, SetHeadHairStyle, SetFacialHairStyle.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetHeadHairStyle

This command is a cheat.

SetHeadHairStyle <Number>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Number`	Integer	Number of head hairstyle, see below.

Description: Sets value in the range from 0 to 7.

Number	Facial Hairstyle
0	Default
1	Mohawk
2	Afro
3	Romantic
4	Dreadlocks
5	Ponytail
6	Braids
7	Viking

See also SetFacialHairStyle, SetHeadHairPercent, SetFacialHairPercent.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetGodMode

This command is a cheat.

SetGodMode <Enable>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Enable`	Boolean	Enable god mode?

Description: Enables or disables god mode for the current player.

To simply toggle between god mode states, use the command God.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetTargetPlayerBodyVal

This command is a cheat.

SetTargetPlayerBodyVal <BodyValIndex> <BodyVal>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 201.4
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BodyValIndex`	Integer[32]	Body Regions
`BodyVal`	Float	...

Description: Setting a value between -1.0 and 1.0 will adjust the targeted player area. Standard value is 0.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetTargetPlayerColorVal

This command is a cheat.

SetTargetPlayerColorVal <ColorValIndex> <ColorVal>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 201.4
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ColorValIndex`	Integer[32]	0 : body, 1 : hair, 2 : eyes
`ColorVal`	Float	For eyes: 0 is yellow-ish, 0.4 is green-blue-ish, 0.5 is green 0.7 is orange, 0.8 is red

Description: Changes the color of various parts of the body. Does not use Color IDs, but a percentage of the slider seen at character creation.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

ShowInGameMenu

ShowInGameMenu

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Displays the in-game menu (same as when you hit the escape key).
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

ShowTutorial

ShowTutorial <TutorialIndex> <ForceDisplay>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`TutorialIndex`	Integer[32]	Tutorial index.
`ForceDisplay`	Boolean	True = show tutorial even if you've already seen it.

Description: Displays the tutorial specified by its tutorial ID. Tutorials are localized messages coded into the game that are displayed in the same area as the message of the day that shows new users hints about the game. These tutorials disappear after some time, just like the message of the day. Currently there are only two tutorials:

0	Blank
1	Your first day.

Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

Suicide

Suicide

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE2)

Description: Kills yourself. Does the same thing as hurting yourself (see HurtMe command) for your current health, so it will not work if you are invincible. Was originally part of the game when it came out, but it was removed in a later patch. Since then it was re-added. This does not work on console due to word moderation.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

ToggleInfiniteAmmo

This command is a cheat.

ToggleInfiniteAmmo

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Provides unlimited ammunition for all of the player character's weapons. Repeat the command to disable its effects.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat ToggleInfiniteAmmo

Walk

This command is a cheat.

Walk

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Description: Deactivates "fly mode" (activated by the Fly command). Physics and gravity will be applied to the player character normally.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat walk

ToggleGun

ToggleGun

Target: Self (executing player)
Description: Prevents the player character's equipped item (or hands if nothing is equipped) from being displayed. Repeat the command to disable its effects.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat togglegun

RefillStats

This command is a cheat.

RefillStats

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 281.107
Description: Sets all stats to maximum once ,like InfiniteStats
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

Cheat RefillStats

GiveArmorSet

This command is a cheat.

GiveArmorSet <Tier> <Quality>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 281.107
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Tier`	String/Int	use one of the specified tiersets below
`Quality`	String/Int	can use numbers between 0 - 20

Description: Gives you a full armor set of the tier specified, and equips them for you.

Tier is required and should be one of the following:

0 (or Cloth)
1 (or Chitin)
2 (or Metal or Flak)
3 (or Tek)
Hide
Fur
Desert
Ghillie
Riot
Scuba
Hazard

Quality can be one of the following: Primitive, Ramshackle, Apprentice, Journeyman, Mastercraft, Ascendant, Alpha. You can also use a numeric value between 0 and 20 (higher than 20 is not accessible to players).

When using this command for Tek tier you will also get 40 × Element and GiveEngramsTekOnly is executed, means you get the ability to use Tek stuff until the next server or single player restart.
Example:

Cheat GiveArmorSet Cloth 1

GiveWeaponSet

This command is a cheat.

GiveWeaponSet <Tier> <Quality>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 281.107
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Tier`	Integer[32]	see table below
`Quality`	float	optional float between 0 and 20 that determines how good the weapons are

Description: Gives you all weapons in the specified tier, as well as the correct ammo for them.

Tier is a required integer and should be one of the following:

Tier	Contains
0 (or Primitive)	Bow, Pike, Spear, Bola
1 (or Basic)	Assault Rifle, Shotgun, Longneck Rifle, Sword, Grenade
2 (or Advanced)	Compound Bow, Fabricated Sniper Rifle, Rocket Launcher, C4 Charge
3 (or Tek)	Tek Grenade, Tek Rifle, Tek Railgun, Tek Sword

Quality can be one of the following: Primitive, Ramshackle, Apprentice, Journeyman, Mastercraft, Ascendant, Alpha. You can also use a numeric value between 0 and 20 (higher than 20 is not accessible to players).
Example:

Cheat GiveWeaponSet 0 1

GiveItemSet

This command is a cheat.

GiveItemSet <Tier>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 281.107
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Tier`	Integer[32]	See table below

Description: Gives you all items in the specified item set tier.

Tier is a required integer and should be one of the following:

Tier	Contains
`0`	90 × Cooked Meat, 200 × Stimberry, 2 × Waterskin
`1`	2 × Water Jar, 200 × Stimberry, 90 × Cooked Meat, 100 × Medical Brew
`2`	100 × Medical Brew, 100 × Energy Brew, 100 × Cactus Broth,60 × Cooked Meat Jerky, 2 × Canteen
`3`	5 × Shadow Steak Saute, 5 × Enduro Stew, 5 × Focal Chili, 5 × Lazarus Chowder, 100 × Medical Brew, 100 × Energy Brew, 100 × Cactus Broth, 90 × Cooked Meat Jerky
`Food`	30 × Cooked Meat Jerky, 30 × Prime Meat Jerky
`Water`	one Canteen Refill
`Brews`	100 × Medical Brew, 100 × Energy Brew

Example:

Cheat GiveItemSet 0

ClearMyBuffs

This command is a cheat.

ClearMyBuffs

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 281.107
Description: Attempts to deactivate all of your buffs (works on some buffs but not others)
Example:

Cheat ClearMyBuffs

SetMyTargetSleeping

This command is a cheat.

SetMyTargetSleeping

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 281.107
Description: Knocks out target Dino or player
Example:

Cheat setmytargetsleeping 1 (1 to knock target out 0 to wake target up)

MaxAscend

This command is a cheat.

MaxAscend <PlayerId>

Added in: 298.3
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerId`	Integer[32]	The ID of the player to ascend (0 for local/single-player profile).

Description: Unlock Alpha Overseer and Alpha Rockwell ascensions for the player matching the given ID. While the player will unlock the levels and the tekgrams associated with the ascensions, his implant won't change until his character is uploaded then downloaded back and/or the current server save is wiped.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat MaxAscend 0

DefeatBoss

This command is a cheat.

DefeatBoss <PlayerId> <BossName> <Difficulty>

Added in: 298.3
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerId`	Integer[32]	The ID of the player to unlock the boss (0 for local/single-player profile).
`BossName`	String	The name of the boss to unlock (see table below).
`Difficulty`	Integer[32]	The difficulty to unlock (0=Gamma, 1=Beta and 2=Alpha).

Description: Unlock the given boss for the player matching the given ID. While the Tekgrams associated to the given boss are unlocked instantly, the extra levels unlocked by the ascensions won't be available until the player respawn or reconnect and its implant won't be updated until he dies (unlike the extra levels, reconnecting won't update it). Possible BossName values:

BossName Value	Boss Name
`Guardian`	Overseer
`Uberspider`	Broodmother Lysrix
`Megapithecus`	Megapithecus
`Dragon`	Dragon
`Manticore`	Manticore
`Rockwell`	Rockwell
`King Titan`	King Titan
`IceKaiju`	Ice Titan
`ForestKaiju`	Forest Titan
`DesertKaiju`	Desert Titan
`VrMainBoss`	Corrupted Master Controller
`Gen2Rockwell`	Rockwell Prime

It is currently impossible to unlock the modded variants of these bosses thus making it impossible to unlock the mod-specific Tekgrams such as the Tek Light, Tek Shield, etc. with that command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DefeatBoss 0 "King Titan" 2

DefeatAllBosses

This command is a cheat.

DefeatAllBosses <PlayerId>

Added in: 298.3
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerId`	Integer[32]	The ID of the player to unlock all the alpha bosses (0 for local/single-player profile).

Description: Unlock all the bosses of alpha difficulty for the player matching the given ID.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat DefeatAllBosses 0

Would be the equivalence of individually running the DefeatBoss command for all the available bosses with a difficulty of 2.

GiveAllExplorerNotes

This command is a cheat.

GiveAllExplorerNotes

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 279.224
Description: Unlock all the Explorer Notes and Fjordur Runes for every ark for the player issuing the command. Your client might freeze for a while after performing this command.
Example:

cheat GiveAllExplorerNotes

GiveExplorerNote

This command is a cheat.

GiveExplorerNote <NoteIndex>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 279.224
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NoteIndex`	Integer[32]	The index of the explorer note to unlock.

Description: Unlock the note matching the specified index.
As of 310.94, the player issuing that command must be standing next to an actual "Explorer Note" to unlock the notes that aren't "Creature Dossier".
Example:

cheat GiveExplorerNote 17

Would unlock the Carnotaurus dossier for the player issuing the command.

AddHexagons

This command is a cheat.

AddHexagons <HowMuch>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`HowMuch`	Float	Amount to add

Description: Adds the specified amount of hexagons to the player issuing the command.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat AddHexagons 1000

InfiniteWeight

This command is a cheat.

InfiniteWeight

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 310.62
Description: Toggle infinite weight. However, your character will still be limited to 299 slots of inventory (300, minus your implant).

If used while riding a creature, it will be able to move around while encumbered but you won't be able to transfer to its inventory more than the usual 2x its current max weight.

An alias of this command is DeepPockets.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

Dino Commands

DebugMyDinoTarget

This command is a cheat.

DebugMyDinoTarget

Target: Dino under crosshair
Description: Prints details about the dino you are currently looking at (to see the printed details you need to open console command a second time, this will display the large console command window).
Warning: This command will destroy all other dinos (only your target dino will remain)!
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat DebugMyDinoTarget

DoTame

This command is a cheat.

DoTame

Target: Entity under crosshair
Description: Tames the targeted creature if the creature is capable of being tamed, activating all triggers as if the player had tamed the creature normally (sound effect, dossier entry, gives experience, etc). Will crash game/server if done while mounted.

See also ForceTame.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

DumpDinoStats

This command is a cheat.

DumpDinoStats

Target: Entity under crosshair

Description: Dumps the stats for the dino you are riding or looking at to the cheat console output. Same data as the Admin Blink Rifle's inspect mode.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

ForceTame

This command is a cheat.

ForceTame

Target: Entity under crosshair
Description: Immediately tames the dinosaur under the player's crosshairs. Dinosaurs tamed with this command can be ridden even when no saddle is equipped (to remove this, cryopod and throw out the creature). Will crash game/server if done while mounted.

See also DoTame
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat forcetame

ForceTameAOE

ForceTameAOE <Radius>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Radius`	number

Description: Force tames every dino in specified radius, default's to 2000 if no number is given.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat ForceTameAOE 2500

RainCritters

RainCritters <NumCritters> <SpreadAmount> <ZOffset>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NumCritters`	number	Number of critters to spawn
`SpreadAmount`	number	Smaller number - more clustered, higher number, more spread out
`ZOffset`	number	height above the player

Description: Spawns a mix of sheep and dodos above the player, cannot change the creatures as it's hard coded into the game.
Similar to SpawnActorSpread.
Default numbers are 30 300 200
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

Cheat RainCritters 10 500 25

RainDinos

RainDinos <NumDinos> <SpreadAmount> <ZOffset>

Added in: 281.107
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NumDinos`	number	Number of critters to spawn
`SpreadAmount`	number	Smaller number - more clustered, higher number, more spread out
`ZOffset`	number	height above the player

Description: Spawns a mix of trikes and parasaurs above the player, cannot change the creatures as it's hard coded into the game.
Similar to SpawnActorSpread.
Default numbers are 30 300 200
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

Cheat RainDinos 10 500 25

RainDanger

RainDanger <NumDinos> <SpreadAmount> <ZOffset>

Added in: 281.107
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NumDinos`	number	Number of critters to spawn
`SpreadAmount`	number	Smaller number - more clustered, higher number, more spread out
`ZOffset`	number	height above the player

Description: Spawns a mix of rexes and allos above the player, cannot change the creatures as it's hard coded into the game.
Similar to SpawnActorSpread.
Default numbers are 30 300 200
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

Cheat RainDanger 10 500 25

SDF

This command is a cheat.

SDF <NamePart> <Tamed> <level>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NamePart`	String	significant part of a creature's Entity ID (without _C)
`Tamed`	Boolean	`true` or 1: tamed, `false` or 0: wild
`level`	float	Give creature a specific level, set to 0 for random

Description: Spawn a creature of the specified type in front of the player character. For tames, it is necessary to put the creature in and out of a cryopod after spawning to get the correct stat values.

The NamePart has to be unique enough to specify the desired creature. E.g. "mega" is part of a lot of creature Entity IDs and is not suitable to specify what you want, but "Griff" is significant enough to address a Griffin.

For a list of all Entity IDs see Creature IDs.

See also GMSummon, Summon, SpawnDino, SDFRide
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat sdf dodo 1 192

SDFRide

This command is a cheat.

SDFRide <NamePart> <Tamed> <level>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NamePart`	String	significant part of a creature's Entity ID (without _C)
`Tamed`	Boolean	`true` or 1: tamed, `false` or 0: wild
`level`	Float	Give creature a specific level, set to 0 for random

Description: Similar to SDF except you control as either a Wild or Tamed Dino but you cannot access the creature's inventory by yourself

The NamePart has to be unique enough to specify the desired creature. E.g. "mega" is part of a lot of creature Entity IDs and is not suitable to specify what you want, but "Griff" is significant enough to address a Griffin.

Note: this command has started spawning in creatures with unstable melee and/or health stats. You can spawn the creature in, note the health and or melee then cryo the creature. When you throw the creature out you may find that one or both stats have changed.

For a list of all Entity IDs see Creature IDs.

See also GMSummon, Summon, SpawnDino,ForceTame, SDF
Compatible with gaming consoles: unknown
Example:

cheat sdfride trilobite 1 150

SetBabyAge

This command is a cheat.

SetBabyAge <AgeValue>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`AgeValue`	Boolean	Value to set age to (0.01 to 1).

Description: Sets the age of the target baby dino.

See also SetImprintQuality.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetImprintQuality

This command is a cheat.

SetImprintQuality <ImprintValue>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ImprintValue`	Float	Value to set imprint quality to.

Description: Sets value in the range from 0 to 1 (= 100%) of the target baby or adult bred dino.

See also SetBabyAge
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetImprintedPlayer

This command is a cheat.

SetImprintedPlayer <NewImprinterName> <playerID>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`NewImprinterName`	String
`playerID`	Integer[32]

Description: Changes the imprinted player of the target dino to the provided player name/id.
Example:

cheat SetImprintedPlayer "Test" 589563953

SetStatOnTarget

This command is a cheat.

SetStatOnTarget <StatName> <stat value>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`StatName`	string (without quotes)	Possible values are Health, Stamina, Torpidity, Oxygen, Food, Weight, Speed, Torpidity Food and Torpidity is capped at the current max stat value. The current values of speed is not updated in the inventory but are in effect until a levelup. The needed parameter value of the damage stat is currently unknown.
`stat value`	integer	For multiplier stats (speed, damage, craftingSpeed), 1 represents 100 %.

Description: Changes the current value on the set stat. It will not change the max value, when the stat value is recalculated the value will be reset, e.g. after a level up or for HP if the creature is damaged.
Example:

cheat SetStatOnTarget Speed 5

TransferImprints

This command is a cheat.

TransferImprints <oldPlayerID> <newPlayerID> <NewImprinterName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`oldPlayerID`	Integer[32]
`newPlayerID`	Integer[32]
`NewImprinterName`	String

Description: Transfers all dinos that are imprinted on the oldPlayerId to the newPlayerId. If the newPlayerId is online or located it will use that player's name otherwise it will use NewImprinterName.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetTamingEffectivenessModifier

This command is a cheat.

SetTamingEffectivenessModifier <tameEff>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`tameEff`	Float	Value of taming effectiveness from 0 to 1.0. Value 1.0 corresponds to 100 %

Description: Set value taming effectivenes for dino that is being tamed now.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat SetTamingEffectivenessModifier 1.0

SetTargetDinoColor

This command is a cheat.

SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID>

Target: Entity under crosshair
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ColorRegion`	Integer[32]	Color Region
`ColorID`	Integer[32]	Color ID.

Description: Sets the dino you target to specified color/s.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 0

SpawnActor

This command is a cheat.

SpawnActor <BlueprintPath> <SpawnDistance> <SpawnYOffset> <ZOffset>

Added in: 207.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path
`SpawnDistance`	Float	Distance in direction of viewing.
`SpawnYOffset`	Float	Distance above or below of the direction of viewing.
`ZOffset`	Float	Distance right or left of the direction of viewing.

Description: Spawns the entity specified by its blueprint path at a random level.

See also SpawnActorSpread, SpawnDino, Summon, SummonTamed, GMSummon
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat spawnactor "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Dodo/Dodo_Character_BP.Dodo_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 00 15 200

SpawnActorSpread

This command is a cheat.

SpawnActorSpread <BlueprintPath> <SpawnDistance> <SpawnYOffset> <ZOffset> <NumberActors> <SpreadAmount>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path
`SpawnDistance`	Float	Distance in direction of viewing.
`SpawnYOffset`	Float	Distance above or below of the direction of viewing.
`ZOffset`	Float	Distance right or left of the direction of viewing.
`NumberActors`	Integer[32]	Number of the specified entities to spawn.
`SpreadAmount`	Float	Unknown?

Description: Spawns a number of entities in the specified area.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat SpawnActorSpread "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Dodo/Dodo_Character_BP.Dodo_Character_BP'" 500 10 00 15 200

See also SpawnActor, SpawnDino, Summon, SummonTamed, GMSummon

SpawnActorSpreadTamed

This command is a cheat.

SpawnActorSpreadTamed <BlueprintPath> <SpawnDistance> <SpawnYOffset> <ZOffset> <NumberActors> <SpreadAmount>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path
`SpawnDistance`	Float	Distance in direction of viewing.
`SpawnYOffset`	Float	Distance above or below of the direction of viewing.
`ZOffset`	Float	Distance right or left of the direction of viewing.
`NumberActors`	Integer[32]	Number of the specified entities to spawn.
`SpreadAmount`	Float	Unknown?

Description: Spawns a number of entities in the specified area.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown
Example:

cheat SpawnActorSpreadTamed "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Dodo/Dodo_Character_BP.Dodo_Character_BP'" 500 10 00 15 200

See also SpawnActor, SpawnDino, Summon, SummonTamed, GMSummon

SpawnDino

This command is a cheat.

SpawnDino <BlueprintPath> <SpawnDistance> <SpawnYOffset> <ZOffset> <DinoLevel>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`BlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path, see creature's page or Creature IDs
`SpawnDistance`	Float	Distance in direction of viewing.
`SpawnYOffset`	Float	Distance above or below of the direction of viewing.
`ZOffset`	Float	Distance right or left of the direction of viewing.
`DinoLevel`	Integer[32]	Dino level

Description: Spawns a leveled dino specified by its blueprint path.

See also SpawnActor, SpawnActorSpread, Summon, SummonTamed, GMSummon
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat spawndino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Dodo/Dodo_Character_BP.Dodo_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 120

Summon

This command is a cheat.

Summon <type>

Added in: 0.0 (UE1)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`type`	String	Entity ID to summon

Description: Spawn a creature of the specified type at the place of the player character. Also usable to spawn Beacons.

See also SpawnActor, SpawnActorSpread, SpawnDino, SummonTamed, GMSummon
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat summon Ankylo_Character_BP_C

SummonTamed

This command is a cheat.

SummonTamed <type>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`type`	String	Entity ID to summon

Description: Spawn a force-tamed creature of the specified type at the place of the player character.

See also SpawnActor, SpawnActorSpread, SpawnDino, Summon, GMSummon
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat summontamed Ankylo_Character_BP_C

GMSummon

This command is a cheat.

GMSummon <"type"> <level>

Target: Self (executing player)
Added in: 252.4
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`"type"`	string	Entity ID to summon, enclosed in quotation marks
`level`	string	Level w/o taming bonus

Description: Spawn a creature of the specified type at the place of the player character and tames it. The dino isn't cheat-tamed, so still requires a saddle. The level is without taming bonus, so if you want to end with a level x you should divide that number by 1.5. E.g. you want level 150, that is 150 / 1.5 = 100. You type 100 and the result is 100 plus 50% taming bonus: 150.

The quotation marks around the type are mandatory.

See also Summon, SpawnDino
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes
Example:

cheat GMSummon "Dodo_Character_BP_C" 100

GiveDinoSet

This command is a cheat.

GiveDinoSet <Tier> <Quantity>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Tier`	String	See below
`Quantity`	Integer[32]	number of dinos to spawn. Use 0 to spawn the full set.

Description: Spawns a set of dinos in the specified tier, fully set up with reasonably optimized stats and saddles.

Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes Tier is a required argument and should be one of the following:

Tier	contains
`0`	Raptor, Dilo, Trike
`1`	Raptor, Carnotaurus, Thylacoleo
`2`	Rex, Spino, Paracer, Therizinosaur
`3`	1 normal Rex and 1 with Rex Tek Saddle, Daeodon, Yutyrannus, Therizinosaur
`Flyers`	Pteranodon, Tapejara with Tapejara Tek Saddle, Argentavis, Quetzal
`Mek`	3 × Meks, one with each module - M.S.C.M., M.R.L.M., M.D.S.M., Element and ammo for each
`SiegeMek`	Mek, M.S.C.M., Element, Cannon Shell
`MissleMek`	Mek, M.R.L.M., Element, Rocket Pod
`ShieldMek`	Mek, M.D.S.M., Element
`Argent`	one really good Argentavis
`Extinction`	Enforcer, Gasbags, Snow Owl, Gacha, Managarmr, Velonasaur

Example:

cheat GiveDinoSet Mek 0

SpawnExactDino

This command is a cheat.

SpawnExactDino <DinoBlueprintPath> <SaddleBlueprintPath> <SaddleQuality> <BaseLevel> <ExtraLevels> <BaseStats> <AddedStats> <DinoName> <Cloned> <Neutered> <TamedOn> <UploadedFrom> <ImprinterName> <ImprinterPlayerID> <ImprintQuality> <Colors> <DinoID> <Exp> <spawnDistance> <YOffset> <ZOffset>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`DinoBlueprintPath`	String	If there is a typo in the blueprint path the game will crash! Blueprint path
`SaddleBlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path To spawn the creature without saddle pass an empty string (`""`)
`SaddleQuality`	float	Quality of the equipped saddle
`BaseLevel`	Integer[32]	Level of the spawned Dino. If the level is not the sum of `BaseStats` + 1, the creature stats may be broken.
`ExtraLevels`	Integer[32]	Sum of the domesticated levels If the value is not the sum of `AddedStats`, the creature stats may be broken.
`BaseStats`	String	Comma separated string with the base levels The order is health, stamina, oxygen, food, weight, melee damage, movement speed, crafting skill The set levels will only be visible after putting the creature in and out of a crypod. Syntax example: `"0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0"`
`AddedStats`	String	Comma separated string with the domesticated levels The order is health, stamina, oxygen, food, weight, melee damage, movement speed, crafting skill The set levels will only be visible after putting the creature in and out of a crypod. Syntax example: `"0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0"`
`DinoName`	String
`Cloned`	Integer[8]
`Neutered`	Integer[8]
`TamedOn`	String
`UploadedFrom`	String
`ImprinterName`	String	If left empty, there will be no imprint
`ImprinterPlayerID`	Integer[32]
`ImprintQuality`	float
`Colors`	String	Comma separated string with the color ids Syntax example: `"0,0,0,0,0,0"` The colors will appear if the creature was put in and out of a cryopod. If an empty string (`""`) is passed, the colors will be randomly taken from the natural occuring colors of that species.
`DinoID`	Integer[64]	If `0` is passed, the game will roll the id.
`Exp`	Integer[64]
`spawnDistance`	float
`YOffset`	float
`ZOffset`	float

Description: Warning: This command will crash your game if there's a typo in one of the blueprint paths. The creature must be put in and out of a cryopod or it will display wrong stat values and colors. Only use this command if you cannot use any of the stable alternatives like Summon or SpawnDino. Make sure to follow the requirements of the spawn commands (e.g. the sum of the ExtraLevels needs to be the value of ExtraLevels). It is necessary to put the creature in and out of a cryopod after spawning to get the correct stat values and colors - without doing so, the creature will have random colors and display wrong stat values.
Spawns a fully set up dino with the specified saddle, specified base and domesticated levels, colors.
This cheat tends to be long and cumbersome - you might want to write them in notepad and copy-paste them into the game when needed
Note that some parameters like SaddleBlueprintPath and DinoStats are string arguments, so if you don't want to use them, you should use "" (the empty string)
The tool provided by ArkUtils may be used to generate a command.
Example:

cheat SpawnExactDino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Raptor/Raptor_Character_BP.Raptor_Character_BP'" "" 1 1 0 "0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0" "0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0" "Raptor" 0 0 "" "" "" 0 0 "" 0 0 0 20 20

SpawnSetupDino

This command is a cheat.

SpawnSetupDino <DinoBlueprintPath> <SaddleBlueprintPath> <SaddleQuality> <DinoLevel> <DinoStats> <SpawnDistance> <YOffset> <ZOffset>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`DinoBlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path
`SaddleBlueprintPath`	String	Blueprint path
`SaddleQuality`	float	Quality of the equipped saddle
`DinoLevel`	Integer[32]	Level of the spawned Dino
`DinoStats`	String	DinoStats is a string that contains a comma separated list of domesticated levels to give the creature base stats are: `Health`, `Stamina`, `Torpidity`, `Oxygen`, `Food`, `Water`, `Temperature`, `Weight`, `MeleeDamageMultiplier`, `SpeedMultiplier`, `TemperatureFortitude`, `CraftingSpeedMultiplier` Syntax example: `"Health=30,MeleeDamageMultiplier=20,Weight=10"`
`SpawnDistance`	float	Distance in front of you in which the Dino will be spawned
`YOffset`	float	Offset to the side in which the Dino will be spawned
`ZOffset`	float	Height at which the Dino will be spawned

Description: Spawns a fully set up dino with the specified saddle, tamed at Level with random base stats, and preapplied levels to the selected stats up to 88 total levels.
The spawned creature will be tamed, regarding achievements this counts as taming it.

Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes This cheat tends to be long and cumbersome - you might want to write them in notepad and copy-paste them into the game when needed
Note that SaddleBlueprintPath and DinoStats are string arguments, so if you don't want to use them, you should use "" (the empty string)
Example:

cheat SpawnSetupDino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Raptor/Raptor_Character_BP.Raptor_Character_BP'" "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Armor/Saddles/PrimalItemArmor_RaptorSaddle.PrimalItemArmor_RaptorSaddle'" 1 80 "Health=30,MeleeDamageMultiplier=20,Weight=10" 500 500 0

ForcePoop

This command is a cheat.

ForcePoop

Target: Crosshair or Ridden

Description: Forces the dino you are riding (or if not riding a dino, the dino you are looking at) to poop

ClearCryoSickness

This command is a cheat.

ClearCryoSickness

Target: Entity under crosshair
Added in: 297.17

Description: Clears the cryo-sickness status of the tame you are looking at and wakes it up.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

CryoMyTarget

This command is a cheat.

CryoMyTarget

Target: Entity under crosshair
Description: Put in new cryopod your creature.
Example:

cheat CryoMyTarget

Dino-specific commands

The following Commands will only work on the dinos they are listed under If you're riding a dino, these cheats will apply to that dino. Otherwise they will apply to the dino you're currently looking at.

Enforcer

Dino Reset

This command is a cheat.

Dino Reset

Description: Resets all blink cooldowns
Example:

cheat Dino Reset

Dino InfiniteBlink

This command is a cheat.

Dino InfiniteBlink

Description: Don't use blink cooldown slots, just always allow blinking

DinoSet Cooldowns

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet Cooldowns <Number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Number`	Integer[32]	Number of Blinks

Description: Set the number of blink cooldown slots the enforcer has
Example:

cheat DinoSet Cooldowns 7

Dino DontHideRiderDuringBlink

This command is a cheat.

Dino DontHideRiderDuringBlink

Description: Prevents the Enforcer from touching rider visibility during blink, allowing the HideRiders cheat to work like it does for other dinos
Example:

cheat Dino DontHideRiderDuringBlink

DinoSet Blink

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet Blink <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	float	value must be between 0 and 1

Description: Sets the blink vfx (forwards) to the specified percentage
Example:

cheat DinoSet Blink 0.5

DinoSet BlinkBack

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet BlinkBack <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	float	value must be between 0 and 1

Description: Sets the blink vfx (backwards) to the specified percentage
Example:

cheat DinoSet BlinkBack 0.5

Gasbags

Dino Inflate

This command is a cheat.

Dino Inflate

Description: Sets current inflation to maximum
Example:

cheat Dino Inflate

DinoSet Inflate

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet Inflate <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	Integer[32]	amount of inflation

Description: Increases inflation by a specific amount (also accepts negative numbers to reduce inflation)
Example:

cheat DinoSet Inflate 50

Dino InfiniteGas

This command is a cheat.

Dino InfiniteGas

Description: Constantly refills inflation to keep it at maximum (toggle)
Example:

cheat Dino InfiniteGas

Dino TitanMode

This command is a cheat.

Dino TitanMode

Description: Multiplies the inflation by 10x
Example:

cheat Dino TitanMode

Mek

Dino Reset

This command is a cheat.

Dino Reset

Description: Resets Mek fuel to maximum and heat level to zero
Example:

cheat Dino Reset

Dino InfiniteFuel

This command is a cheat.

Dino InfiniteFuel

Description: Keeps fuel at 100%

DinoSet Fuel

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet Fuel <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	??	amount that gets added

Description: Adds or subtracts the amount of fuel specified
Example:

cheat DinoSet Fuel -10

Dino NoHeat

This command is a cheat.

Dino NoHeat

Description: Keeps heat at 0% (effectively infinite hover)

Dino ToggleUpkeep

This command is a cheat.

Dino ToggleUpkeep

Description: Disables/Enables Mek upkeep (the system that subtracts fuel/health every 60 seconds)

DinoSet UpkeepInterval

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet UpkeepInterval <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	Integer[32]	interval in seconds

Description: Sets the Mek's upkeep interval in seconds. Does not affect the rate of fuel/health loss, just how often it updates.
Example:

cheat DinoSet UpkeepInterval 60

Mega Mek

Dino ReplayIntro

This command is a cheat.

Dino ReplayIntro

Description: Makes the MegaMek invisible, then replays the intro effect VFX.

DinoSet Blink

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet Blink <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	float	value between 0 and 1

Description: Sets the blink/intro effect to that level.
Example:

cheat DinoSet Blink 0.5

Gacha

DinoSet EatTime

This command is a cheat.

DinoSet EatTime <number>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`number`	Integer[32]	time in seconds

Description: Sets the time in seconds between sitting down to digest
Example:

cheat DinoSet EatTime 3

Forest Titan

Dino DestroyRightNode

This command is a cheat.

Dino DestroyRightNode

Description: Dismembers right arm and destroys the node.

Dino DestroyLeftNode

This command is a cheat.

Dino DestroyLeftNode

Description: Dismembers left arm and destroys the node.

Dino DestroyCenterNode

This command is a cheat.

Dino DestroyCenterNode

Description: Destroys the center node.

no cheat Commands

CopyCoordsToClipboard

CopyCoordsToClipboard

Added in: 286.103

Description: Copies your current coordinates and rotation to your clipboard in the form: X Y Z Yaw Pitch. A shortcut for this command is ccc.

DebugStructures

This command is a cheat.

DebugStructures

Target: Self (executing player)

Description: Toggles the display of debug information on structures when you look at them, including the structure's class name and entity ID. You can use the class name in other commands.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

Stat

Stat <Command>

Added in: 0.0 (UE2)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Command`	String	See below.

Description: Enables an on-screen display showing various debug information.

Only the standalone stat commands from UE3/UE4 are available - the multi stat output table has been disabled. Prefix all stat commands with the "stat" command (example: "stat fps" to show fps.) Enter the same stat command to disable showing it.

Name	Description
FPS	Displays the current number of frames being rendered per second and the amount of time taken to render the frame in milliseconds (ms).
Levels	Displays a list of currently active levels and displays their status through color coding. Streaming levels are grouped under the persistent level. The number of seconds next to the level name is the time it took from load request to load finish.
Unit	Displays the time spent for the current frame on the CPU, the time spent in the game thread, the time spent in the render thread, and the time spent for the current frame on the GPU. The GPU frame time is only displayed if the time spent is greater than 0 (e.g. the GPU is actually being used / does exist).
UnitGraph	Normally graphs the information in the "stat unit" command in UE4 games, but the graph is apparently also disabled. Color codes the labels in the "stat unit" command output.

Compatible with gaming consoles: No
Example:

cheat Stat fps

ShowDebug

ShowDebug <value>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`value`	String	See below.

Description: Enables an on-screen overlay showing various debug information.

Prefix the value in the first column with ShowDebug, e.g. ShowDebug reset

Name	Description
reset	Resets everything to normal
physics	This will show you Location, Speed & Gravity
camera	This will show you information about your camera (position, FOV, angle, etc.)
bones	Use 3rd person view to see skeletal mesh
animation	Shows information about animation
input	All input keys are show with their action while pressing them + mouse & joystick input
collision	Shows radius and height of your collision model (not sure)
net	Shows remoterole and NetNode
weapon	No special information is given
ai	No special information is given

Compatible with gaming consoles: Yes

SetGraphicsQuality

SetGraphicsQuality <Quality>

Target: Self (executing player)
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Quality`	Float	Graphics quality.

Description: Sets your client's graphics quality. Note that Ark claims the quality parameter is actually an Integer[32], but it does accept decimals (so I called it a float, not sure if that's correct). This command is a general command that affects many different graphics settings, all of which will be set to the new value (rounding if necessary). This command does not change the quality to the graphics presets, which are generally much better to use. The table below lists the approximate corresponding graphics qualities.

<0	Low
1	Medium
2	High
>3	Epic

Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

Unknown

Commands that seem to be available but no info on how to use them:

AddItemToAllClustersInventory

This command is a cheat.

AddItemToAllClustersInventory

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

AutoCycle

AutoCycle <Duration>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`Duration`

Description: unknown
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

DoRestartLevel

This command is a cheat.

DoRestartLevel

Description: Unknown? Appears to trigger an internal map restart.
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

DupeLastItem

This command is a cheat.

DupeLastItem

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

GetPlayerIDForSteamID

GetPlayerIDForSteamID <SteamId>

Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`SteamId`	Integer[32]

Description: Bug: This command does not seem to work correctly, returning a different value than the one used in ShowMyAdminManager, and does not work for commands that require player ID.
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

GetSteamIDForPlayerID

GetSteamIDForPlayerID <PlayerId>

Added in: 254.0
Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`PlayerId`	Integer[32]

Description: ?
Compatible with gaming consoles: No

PrintActorLocation

This command is a cheat.

PrintActorLocation <ActorName>

Arguments:

Name	Type	Description
`ActorName`	FString

Description: ?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

ReportLeastSpawnManagers

This command is a cheat.

ReportLeastSpawnManagers

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

ReportSpawnManagers

This command is a cheat.

ReportSpawnManagers

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

TestSteamRefreshItems

This command is a cheat.

TestSteamRefreshItems

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

VisualizeClass

This command is a cheat.

VisualizeClass

Description: Unknown?
Compatible with gaming consoles: Unknown

References

↑ https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamID

[1] ttps://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamID

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